Reagan F‑14 Stand‑Off Over Gulf of Sidra Signals Policy Purpose
The Gulf of Sidra clash shows U S resolve to protect free passage and deter Khadafy backed by Moscow. The incident underscores risks of bold actions in troubled areas while aiming to limit Libyan and Soviet influence. The piece argues Reagan’s timing and choice of force were prudent to stabilize Middle East and curb terrorism.
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Reagan
Muammar Khadafy
Mediterranean
Libya
United States
Col. Khadafy
U.S
Korea
Vietnam
Brookings Institution
Khadafy
Gulf of Sidra
Reston Quote on International Crises
James Reston cites that global crises reveal character, frightening the weak while stirring the strong, suggesting courage and resolve emerge under pressure. The remark frames crisis as a test of resilience for leaders and publics alike.
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James Reston
Overregulation and its double cost, a view by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that excessive regulation wastes resources and raises prices. He cites examples from health care planning delays, multiple Maryland regulators, temperature rules in hospitals, highway and safety rules, and workplace rules from OSHA. He claims overregulation drives higher taxes and prices, including a $600 car price increase due to safety features.
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S.J. Masty
Maryland
Department OF Energy
Consumer Product Safety Commission
OSHA
Clemson and USC jokes fuel Citadel fan column
Ashley Cooper laments Clemson and Gamecocks banter with jokes about Clemson fans and officials. The column mixes humor about football rivals, editorial quips from Bob Gorman, and light trash talk while noting Clemson’s turf and Death Valley remarks.
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Clemson
Tigers
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Gamecock
Citadel
Secressor
Charleston
Baptist College
Gamecocks
Bob Gorman
Kingstree News
University of South Carolina
Neutron Warheads and NATO Resolve in Face of Soviet Propaganda
An Indianapolis Star editorial argues that Soviet calls for neutron weapons aim to pressure the Reagan administration and Western Europe. It asserts neutron arms are a necessary equalizer against the Soviet Army and notes NATO allies resist being drawn into the decision.
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Western
Europe
Reagan
Carter
Free World
NATO
United States
Central
The
Indianapolis Star
Barnwell R D Of Highest Quality In Raging Debate
In a letter to the editor G T Stribling defends Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant R D noting full scale facilities unique to Barnwell and no fee for use. He argues the program cost effective and essential for global safeguarding systems and fuel handling, urging continued government support until ownership is decided.
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Barnwell
Barnwell Plant
South Carolina
Barnwell R&d
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